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I have no idea if there is a specific non-engineer that this post is talking about. The author of the referenced techcrunch article Bindu Reddy is certainly not
by ashr 16y ago
I have no idea if there is a specific non-engineer that this post is talking about. The author of the referenced techcrunch article Bindu Reddy is certainly not a non-engineer : http://www.crunchbase.com/person/bindu-reddy http://www.crunchbase.com/person/bindu-reddy
It also seems to me that this post is criticizing two sentences out of the entire article (http://techcrunch.com/2011/02/13/engineers-startups/ http://techcrunch.com/2011/02/13/engineers-startups/)
without properly understanding them with rest of the context. All this article is saying is that due to the market warming up, now is a good time for engineers to work at a start up.
That said, I agree with the point that dbasch is trying to make even though I don't think that they needed to be presented as a 'rebuttal'.
- jshen 16y agoAll this article is saying is that due to the market warming up, now is a good time for engineers to work at a large company. Both of these are true, so the real fact is that now is a good time to be an engineeer.
- ctide 16y agoThat crunchbase link says nothing about engineering, only product management. Am I missing something there?
- bindupreddy 16y agoJust for the record. I am an engineer. I worked at Elance for a couple of yrs in engineering. I also happened to write most of the front-end code for MyLikes in 2008/2009